Adrienne Truscott
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5 out of 5 stars.
Zoë Coombs Marr, Adrienne Truscott and Ursula Martinez combine forces to eviscerate critics
5 out of 5 stars.With Wild Bore, three comedians at the top of their game deliver a meta exploration of criticism and performance that is truly, outrageously funny
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The comedian talks about her show Asking For It, comics’ lazy use of sexual assault for laughs and how, post-Trump, rape culture is ‘at the executive level’
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Comedians rarely repeat material by their peers. But plenty of comics are referencing each other at this year’s fringe – for good and ill
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Kaufman was a master of messing with every audience he had the pleasure of entertaining. Just don’t call him a comedian…
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As the furore around Ray Badran’s performance at the Melbourne comedy festival continues, Adrienne Truscott asks who should get to make rape jokes
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3 out of 5 stars.
Adrienne Truscott fights misogyny with hilarious slapstick, audience engagement – and she's naked from the waist down, writes Stephanie Merritt
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5 out of 5 stars.
Truscott's satirical broadside against rape culture transfers perfectly from the Fringe with firecracker wit, writes Brian Logan
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She performs semi-nude and asks audiences: 'Ever been raped?' Are you ready for this brash New Yorker's brand of polemic standup, asks Emma Brockes
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Mathilda Gregory: At the Edinburgh fringe, new comedy icons Bridget Christie and Adrienne Truscott took on the F-word. I can't wait to see what they and their patriarchy-smashing pals do next
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4 out of 5 stars.
The moral high ground isn't so much taken as seduced in this show, which wins the rape-joke argument the way it should be won – with comedy, writes Brian Logan
'Talk out of their arses': sexist critics butt of the joke in Edinburgh show